Learn the five decisions to settle before bringing AI into a whole company.
Sting Tao
Q&A
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Who is this for?
Anyone who wants their AI to grow more reliable with use
Already using a Skill, Agent, or go-to Prompt
Leading a small team that should share one version
Leading AI adoption and need to show whether changes helped
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Can I join without a team?
Yes.Scorecards, traces, and re-testing after changing criteria are all demonstrated on a single Skill. The shared team knowledge part works best with two or three people practicing together.
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Do I need other galaxies first, or deep AI expertise?
No.The six galaxies are independent series, and no coding is required. Evals (scoring criteria) and Trace (execution records) are tools for checking AI quality.
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Running a company and want everyone working this way?
Start with the five decisions for bringing AI into a company, then apply this method to one team first.
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How is Evolve different from the other galaxies?
Twin builds you an assistant. Workflow makes one stream of work run reliably.Evolve makes them better the more you use them.
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Can I take the course on my phone? What computer do I need?
Watch on your phone; practice on a computer.Your phone works for watching and checking what the AI hands back. Writing scoring criteria, reviewing traces and re-testing revisions mean organizing documents and Skills on a computer. An up-to-date browser is enough to follow along; Notion works on the web, and its desktop app needs macOS 13 or Windows 10 or later. To watch lessons, use Chrome 111, Safari 16.4 (iOS 16.4), Firefox 128 or later.
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Which AI tools will I use? Can I switch?
Use your team's existing tools.You'll use a chat AI with Notion or another shared document tool. The method works with the tools your team already uses.
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Do I need to pay for anything else?
Free to practice; paid for re-testing.On free plans you can use one Skill to practice scorecards, traces and re-testing after changing criteria; to use Skills in Claude, first turn on code execution. Re-testing many versions can use up the allowance, so we suggest a paid plan for more usage. When rolling this out in a company, the company provides model access, permissions and logging systems. Whenever a lesson uses a paid feature, we'll flag it.